What to do with this pigeon?

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Pat "5mph"

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
Yes, the roof, he goes there, with the other pigeons, a few magpies, couple of Jackdaws.
The little birdies mostly live in the hedge or the cherry trees.
You and @snorri are welcome to set a trap on the roof :smile:
I'll make you a cuppa after.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Yes, the roof, he goes there, with the other pigeons, a few magpies, couple of Jackdaws.
The little birdies mostly live in the hedge or the cherry trees.
You and @snorri are welcome to set a trap on the roof :smile:
I'll make you a cuppa after.
You can't get on the roof then?
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Two litre bottle, with a piece cut out of the side. Part fill with cheap booze, into which you have placed a thick slice of bread, soaking.

They'll come for the bread, but return for the taste. Results can be seen within the day. You'll be able to walk upto it and just pick it up.
 

RoubaixCube

~Tribanese~
Location
London, UK
Two litre bottle, with a piece cut out of the side. Part fill with cheap booze, into which you have placed a thick slice of bread, soaking.

They'll come for the bread, but return for the taste. Results can be seen within the day. You'll be able to walk upto it and just pick it up.

I was going to suggest taking a page out of Roald Dahl's book 'Danny, The Champion of the world' and have raisins soaked in Gin
 

classic33

Leg End Member
with the amount of raisins i eat, i dont think i would either to be honest.
I meant the method I gave.

I can't, but you are welcome to go up it :tongue:
If you'll explain what was being done on the roof in the morning, or sooner if there's a knock at the door!
 

pauldavid

Veteran
Two litre bottle, with a piece cut out of the side. Part fill with cheap booze, into which you have placed a thick slice of bread, soaking.

They'll come for the bread, but return for the taste. Results can be seen within the day. You'll be able to walk upto it and just pick it up.

This is the best idea so far, once its pissed it wont be able to fly and will wander round the garden waiting for a cat to catch and eat him, problem solved!
 

Milkfloat

An Peanut
Location
Midlands
Vernon would have had a solution.


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